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An Ex Post Factor Analysis of the Performance and Development of Rural Women’s Cooperatives in Greece

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Issue Abstract

Abstract

This article investigates the fundamental business parameters of common women's cooperatives in Greece, for example, gainful society, cash related guide from European and countrywide activities, statistic qualities of individuals, organizations attributes of cooperatives, situate young ladies' self-evaluation of help inside the commonplace women cooperatives and the enlightening and monetary prerequisites of the individuals and cooperatives independently. The results of a quantitative investigate including an occurrence of 49 (out of 140) Cooperatives of Greece exceptional that the business form of young ladies' cooperatives has unpredictable districts. Nation ladies don't decide, utilize what's more noteworthy, make mission potential outcomes, nor get propelled business endeavor methodologies. Nation women must exchange their perspective and their announcement on issues of business undertaking organization and they should grasp another procedure for pioneering conduct that would contain cutting part business venture systems. 

Author Information
R. Krithiga Devi Assistant Professor, Department of Business Administration, School of Management, Mohamed Sathak college of arts and science, Dr. C. Suganya, Department of Business Administration, Nazareth College of Arts and Science
Issue No
7
Volume No
6
Issue Publish Date
07 Jul 2026
Issue Pages
43-48

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